Spray the Aspirin every two weeks!

@cindyosburn3221

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@p.3175

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@mihaelapuiac7546

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@kristintrossbach6320

2 жыл бұрын

Towards evening time, I'm assuming...as not to burn leaves....?

@jeffpasky8515

2 жыл бұрын

@@kristintrossbach6320 Mornings would be better. You don't want wet leaves going into the night where you're creating a better environment for disease to thrive which is what you're trying to prevent!

In my 20’s (I’m 70 now) I worked on a 17 acre tomato farm that had a packing shed. I learned a lot about endurance and became a tomato snob. We drove a stake after 2 plants. As the plants grew we looped twine around the stakes and took out the slack. This process was repeated as the plants grew. Each morning a 16’ flatbed truck made the 45 mile trip to the Sacramento produce market destined for grocery stores. Those were the most memorable years of my life and paid my college expenses.

@robertrhodessr3664

2 жыл бұрын

@UncleHank thanks for sharing your tomato growing experience-I enjoy hearing it, and I bet you have had some interesting stories to tell! God's blessings on you and happy growing!

@Sunnytrailrunner

2 жыл бұрын

🍅🍅🍅 Thank you, Uncle Hank❗️l loved hearing you reminisce of that happy time in your life while you were working on a 17 acre tomato farm‼️I’m 68 now, but began gardening when l was 22 & have never stopped. It’s so enjoyable AND rewarding. Being, what I call, “In The Dirt” is peaceful to me, so I’m out there as much as possible for my New England climate. Most recently, I’ve been learning all l can about extending my growing season: with a few crops, straw mulch, or a low hoop tunnel, I’ve been able to harvest a few cold tolerant vegetables right out of the ground in winter. Anyway, HAPPY GARDENING‼️🍅🥬🍠🥔🌽🥦

@rkhound247

2 жыл бұрын

I wanted to cry when you said a summer job helped pay for college. 😢 Plants generally cheer me up🌱

@EASTSIDERIDER707

2 жыл бұрын

@@rkhound247 That’s the way we did it back then. When I dropped out I gat drafted, then I used my G I Bill money to finish. Tuition was much cheaper in the 70’s. My sister’s kids did the same.

@EASTSIDERIDER707

2 жыл бұрын

@Leslie Behrens 1x1” wooden stakes separated by 2 tomato plants. Twine looped starting just above ground level and cinched to remove slack. 1 string on each side and another as the plants grow. This offers excellent support and easy access for quick picking. A machete makes quick work of the twine (biodegradable) at seasons end.

What a _pleasure_ viewing a video with good audio in plain English, no distrating music or graphics and the presenter knows what he's talking about. Thank you Brian!

@rickyromero84

Жыл бұрын

🙄

@VashtiWood

Жыл бұрын

Except for the often twisted, yet still incorrect notion, the tomato "hairs" become roots... For the record, they don't... New roots grow from the stem, but don't transform from hairs... You can even take a cutting (say, when you prime a lateral shoot) such it into water and it'll grow roots... Voila! You've just cloned a tomato plant.

@debbieinitaly

Жыл бұрын

@@VashtiWood good to know. Thanks!

@ragenbostrom8075

Жыл бұрын

AMEN!!

@jasong9774

Жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly this. Thank you for this comment.

Great video! I grew up hearing a few tricks and tips, but the wackiest one my grannie did was hitting her tomato plants with a old grapevine broom. She did that when she didn't think the plants were doing their pollination properly and she said it kickstarted that process. She also would use egg shells in a large glass jar covered with water and when her plants needed a boost she would water them with that concoction. She grew some amazing, huge, beautiful, TASTY tomatoes! So she must have had something working. One comment about the plants growing. I had a cherry tomatoes plant self-start at the ends of my porch and that plant grew to about 7' long growing along the ground. My son was about 3-4 yrs old then and he had a little tunnel in that plant and when he was missing you could find him there laying on his back, picking tomatoes and eating them one by one! (he ate more of those tomatoes than my wife and I put together!!)

@jenniferrose5908

Жыл бұрын

your grannie knew what she was doing, sometimes you need to shake the branches to get the pollen distributed, especially since we are losing our pollinators, make sure to plant some flowers that attract pollinators. Love the story about your son.

@pieterviljoen1620

Жыл бұрын

The eggs releases calcium - this first part Brian was talking about

@slimjim7411

11 ай бұрын

Smart lady. I'm fortunate to have bumblebee's around and they're only 1 of 2 species that can actually pollinate tomato plants. So they do the brooming for me.

@jasonwilbanks3892

10 ай бұрын

I've been growing a indeterminate beef stake indoors in my 72"x96" window for 16months now harvesting tomatoes entire time. Blows my mind and I love it. I've cloned about 10 plants off of it thus far

@SirenaSpades

8 ай бұрын

I got a real kick out of your post. Imagine hitting the plants with a broom! I'm out there every day with my electric toothbrush carefully doing each bloom. lol

These videos are terrific. I never had much luck gardening which is an embarrassment since my mother was an experienced successful gardener having worked in agriculture and being a farmer’s daughter and my uncle farmed cotton in the San Joaquin Valley. After watching video decided to try again. I bought 10 tomato plants of 5 different varieties thinking if I get one plant to produce at least 1 tomato I would finally be a success and break the continuous bad luck. I followed the instructions in this video. My goodness all 10 plants are producing and we’ve already harvested a few ripe tomatoes that really have a good flavor. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Wishing you all the best!

Thank you for not putting music on your video. It makes it much easier to focus on what you're saying.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome😉

@awesomeadam88

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@barbaravick5634

4 жыл бұрын

Banjoman 2007 Completely agree. People have a bad habit of letting friends do the music. I am very picky about music

@pushpanaresh3371

4 жыл бұрын

That was such a informational video. Those little tips are so useful. I made that mistake thought the more branches all the more tomatoes. Now I know. Thank you.

@jrvelezb

4 жыл бұрын

Pushpa Naresh m.nlnb

I’m 70 years old and I have had plenty of experience growing a garden mostly in the NW. I learned more from your video than watching a bunch of others. You are one smart feller. Thanks

@NextLevelGardening

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I appreciate that.

@spaaggetii

5 жыл бұрын

You are 70 years old, but I reakon you learned alot more from being able to watch what you specifically want to watch, not the random crud they put on tv which they focus on sponsers suggestions and stuff that really is not relevant. But Great on you for taking your viewing to what you want to watch. So great to hear this kind of stuff.

@fishnlady

5 жыл бұрын

spaaggetii Man Thank you for your comment. I taught my Mom to do the same. She is 86 and going strong. I hope I will be as good if I reach 86. We don’t even have a TV here in this modern world. You’re right, it’s mostly all crap.

@MIVAN9778

4 жыл бұрын

Yes he is one smart fella. That was I going to say too.

@Ammrrach

4 жыл бұрын

Hello sir, I am writing you from Ethiopia, traditionally we grow the determinate tomatoes type, we don't get here the indeterminate type. So, could you please send me any single pack of indeterminate tomato type? sorry bothering you. Amrach

The photos of blossom end rot, rust, blight, etc. are very helpful, as is the entire video. Thanks!

Clearest, most informative, thorough and well organized education on raising tomatoes I have seen. Bar none. Excellent!

Brooooooooooooooo...... Where the hell were you last year when I destroyed my tomatoe plants!?!?! Now, it's me and you buddy... We're gonna DOMINATE this year!! Thank you.

@NextLevelGardening

3 жыл бұрын

Lol. Yes sir. This is the year!

@ArmintaHodges

3 жыл бұрын

Lmbo;) suspect I’ll have a better crop this year than any other;) Thanks so much for all the information. I just need to check out about the aspirin spray and where to spray it???

@ulriklange3924

3 жыл бұрын

The tomato mafia 😮 😄

@CertifiedHuntingHornNoob

3 жыл бұрын

LETS GO RYAN I'M WITH YOU AND KNOW YOU CAN DO IT!

@jswhosoever4533

3 жыл бұрын

😂😊

Thank you son. I'm an old guy now and that was the easiest, most succinct tutorial on growing tomatoes that I've ever seen. Well done. And I am now a subscriber. You get so much convoluted content these days, it is refreshing to skip the nonsense, and see how easy it can really be.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you !

@janefraley9463

3 жыл бұрын

Great show!

@StormyEyedGirl

24 күн бұрын

I agree!

I just learned more about gardening tomatoes than I’ve ever known. What a great video thank you so much!

Brian, I’ve been watching videos for several years on growing tomatoes, and this one is THE BEST one I’ve seen. Thank you for the way you present the information. And thank you for sharing your knowledge and your experience. I will be following you from now on and I’ll be reviewing any other video you have shared. Thank you again.

I’ve been growing tomatoes most of my life and I learned more about growing and caring for tomatoes in the last 21 mins than I ever knew! Can’t wait for this years crop! Thanks for the great tips!

@NextLevelGardening

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! So glad you enjoyed it. Good luck on this year's crop!

@kurtc6372

5 жыл бұрын

Alan J I was going to say the same thing. A lot of things I did by years of trial and error but was good to get confirmation. But there were some very important stuff I did not know like the difference between a determinate, indeterminate and Beef Stakes. Some new ideas about fertilizing was good also. Can’t wait till next year.

@musiclover-tf6fu

5 жыл бұрын

*Thanks for sharing❗️... I live in Britain and I will certainly give this a try....plus I'll share with my daughters and they can share with their friends! 🍅😋🍅*

@VickeyBillings-ck6vi

5 жыл бұрын

Mm no I'm no in y

@soilgrasswaterair

5 жыл бұрын

*Same! This is a fantastic video!* I used to grow tomatoes with my nan as a kid, and grow them myself now as an adult, and all the things I struggled with over the years with my tomatoes I finally now know how to fix. And I *really* scratched my head over the cracked tomatoes last summer, and now I finally have an answer! So now I know I have to find a solution to keep them watered steadily when I’m away for 3 days or more (maybe should look into something similar to the nice dripping system he showed us in this video).

I always cut off all the leaves 1 foot from the ground so when I water tomatoes using garden hose, they don't get splash back (water on leaves that grow higher up). Furthermore, instead of the stuff you put underneath the plant (when planting them), simply bury a nettle which contains a lot of potassium so the plant will feed on it as roots grow. Also, if I plant/grow tomatoes too late and they don't turn red by rainy season (autumn), I collect them while they're green and keep them in dark place at home (cupboard) and they mature (turn red throughout) in about 3-4 weeks. Kris from Ireland

@sammiedog4

2 жыл бұрын

What's a nettle??

@akademiakursow

2 жыл бұрын

@@sammiedog4 see en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_plants_known_as_nettle

@donsmith4534

2 жыл бұрын

I have heard that you can pick the green tomatoes and wrap each tomato in a piece of newspaper place them in a box in a closet and they will last a very long time.

@charlanpennington3989

2 жыл бұрын

Krzysztof M, this year try fried green tomatoes. Many recipes. Personal favorite, slice green tomatoes a 1/2 inch thick or less. Dip in flour. Dip in beaten salty egg and a little milk. Dip in Maseca which is fine milled white cornmeal. Fry in oil and butter until light brown. Serve with mayonnaise. My tomatoes are most bountiful and green when the snows come. Thank-you for the tip.

@SexMusicPlants

2 жыл бұрын

Fried green tomatoes are a favorite!

Such a well planned, to the point, information-dense video. I learned so much, thank you!

I have learned so much from you. You have such a wonderful way of explaining things and it’s just the highlight of my evening to watch your gardening videos and to learn the things that I’ve always wanted to know to correct the mistakes I’ve been making and it’s just wonderful that you’re willing to do this. You’re such a blessing.

For those wondering, like I was, how often to spray the plants with the ASPIRIN solution, it’s EVERY 2 WEEKS. This got answered in a reply to somebody’s comment here already, but it’s buried and a bit hard to find. These videos are gold, by the way! Thanks for starting this channel - the content is fantastic.

@PositronsFish

2 жыл бұрын

I guess every two weeks it's okay to get the leaves wet? Is there a specific time of day they should be sprayed with Aspirin?

@grgustafson3777

2 жыл бұрын

@@PositronsFish Spray early in day so water will evaporate quickly. Good luck!

@ritaflatt6425

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, thanks a million! I appreciate your expertise information. I'm now trying to grow my very own garden & needless to say, I'm so excited! I hope your gardens all grow & makes an abundance of good veggies & fruits! Blessings!

@user-ol2mr4bx7c

2 жыл бұрын

yes! thankyou

I don't understand why people give videos like this a thumbs down. Its a lot of haters in the world I guess. Yes I'm subscribing

@NextLevelGardening

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you...and welcome!

@naominaomi8272

3 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking the same thing because it's a lot of good info... haters...

@rollmeinrice

3 жыл бұрын

@@purplesage2621 That's what the play back speed button is for. You can listen to the entire video in half the time.

@dubljay0612

3 жыл бұрын

@@purplesage2621 dumbass

@ramakka2984

2 жыл бұрын

Its not thumb down, its only provided to click if you dont like it. No thumb downs till now, if you click that there will be a number popping up besides that thumb. That number is there only for thumb up . Just check

I first watched this about three years ago and it transformed my tomato life!!! A great video of fully applicable ideas.

I've watched quite a few on KZread about tomatoes growing and this was defo the most educational ...the way he explained and paused and gave the expression on each ..

I am a novice gardner. I watched your video and immediately decided to prune my tomatoe plants per you recommendations. I was rewarded by finding lsome bites on the leaves along with some black dots. I would not have known what this meant but you had covered tomatoe worms. I looked down and the green worm was on my shirt! Love it. Thanks

@christiandonaldson31

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Sandy

Great video, very informative! Learned quite a lot from this. I'll definitely be re-establishing my approach to tomato planting for the next season thanks to all the great info here, and who would have thought tomato plants' immune system benefits from aspirin spray? That is amazing!!! That's something I can start doing this season!

I love watching your Chs you make me feel calm and confident rather than overwhelmed to deal with gardening. You are a great teacher. Thank you and God bless you.

Omg thank you so much, I just started to grow my own vegetable garden like 2 weeks ago and I have a lot of questions about my plants, this video is very helpful. Thank you so much.

Strings tend to damage and cut the fragile tomatoes stems, specially in very windy areas like mine. So I cut old used bed cotton sheets into strips and use it to bow tie the stem to the stakes, and it is a very safe method to adjust/undoo and to take it off at the end of the season 😬✌️

@ryoga8170

Жыл бұрын

That's something I'll try since I live in windy-throughout-the-year west Texas...thank you!

@dandafjord2706

Жыл бұрын

Panty hose works! cut into stretchy circles

@deadmanswife3625

Жыл бұрын

@@ryoga8170 if you have old panty hose lying around that's what I use. Just cut them to the proper length they are more resilient to stretching a little and they are very gentle and they don't disintegrate so you can use them decade after decade after decade

@annsaunders8262

Жыл бұрын

Florist tape works well too

@1charlastar886

Жыл бұрын

I use the ties from hay in my garden to tie things up. They are thick enough they don't damage fragile stems.

My sister is an avid gardener and have a lovely backyard to grow all the items she wishes to grow. I on the other hand live in apartment and although i have an ideal weather system in which to grow things, i do not do that much. She suggested that i watch your video, mostly because i was bombarding her with tons of questions about different planting techniques etc. I did not know about the two kinds of tomato plants. I really enjoyed your video, so informative and i learned so much!! Have a happy day!

I will refer to this video frequently. I've grown tomatoes for many years & have seen a few of the problems you mentions. Some years I have had so many tomatoes I got tired of canning them. Sometimes they are so sweet & other times not so sweet. Thank you for such good information, it filled in a lot of blanks.

I feel like a hit a little gold mine this afternoon by finding your channel. You explain well and you're so easy to listen to! New subscriber!!!! Thx

Great videos - very thorough and to the point. I really appreciate it! You've inspired me to try tomatoes again. I was always planting them too shallow and I never fertilized. Thank you for enlightening me!

Best resources on KZread on how to grow tomatoes from seeds💪❤️❤️💪. I saved so much $$ not having to buy seedlings anymore, my own seedlings are so much more healthy & robust thanks to your videos on how to start tomato seedlings indoor.

Love your videos. I wanted to say that rather than bunch of little plastic pieces, you can also just tie a bowline knot around the plant. Thanks for sharing all of this great information. I'm trying to improve my gardening a little each year!

I'm so glad I found you. Excellent content. I'm just beginning to get into gardening and you just put a lot of confidence in me..lol Thank you. Btw also subscribed and a big thumbs up.

52 years old and I’ve gardened most of my life and I learned heaps from this. Thank you.

I plant 200 plants minimum every year in Iowa. 4 foot high hog fence 18 inches apart. I take straw, too, support plant after it's about 2/ 2.5 feet. It's insane how many tomatoes I get. I plant them deep as well. I also learned that over the years,they don't like to be touched.

Just getting started with my adventure into growing various Fruits and I can honestly say, there’s absolutely so much to learn that I never knew about. I’ve had problems with diseases ruining and killing my plants and trees because of the extremely wet climate in which I live. It’s my own fault because I ignorantly assumed that I could dig a hole and plant something and it will grow. 😂😂 Unfortunately, I had to lose several hundred dollars in saplings especially before I decided to research, which brought me here. I’ve learned some valuable information during your videos and for that, a Big Thank You. 😊😊

Love your content. I have so many tomatoe seedlings more than 70.., and now I want to learn more how to be successful in fruiting this plant.

I'm not much of a gardener but this food shortage is making me start to look into supplying some of my own foods. Thanks for this!

@L0_V

Жыл бұрын

It’s working really nice on my patio and very relaxing

@MrLaz0rz

Жыл бұрын

Of you own your property, vegetables use a lot less water than grass and are useful. My place will end up with eggs, fruit, nuts, veggies and berries eventually.

@machinegunhippy

Жыл бұрын

I'm a guy with a 🐓 named plumbob

@pennylaur7687

Жыл бұрын

Snap peas are really easy. Plant early spring , rt after ground thaws, if in Northern climate . Put a row of seeds directly in ground. Expect them to grow up a PC of fencing n harvest all summer . Zucchini and ell peppers are also very dependable n both can be frozen or dehydrated to use all winter. Stir fries etc.

@bam2f153

Жыл бұрын

Baking soda for rats

When you pinch out your plant's put those into a pot to shoot and you will have an exact match of the tomato your growing and It also staggers your planting to avoid gluts of produce.

@jesstiss222

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!😊

@lisahelton3297

2 ай бұрын

Do you mean that we should plant the suckers or do you mean the flowers?

@raziphaz2219

2 ай бұрын

@@lisahelton3297 the parts that you cut off from the "armpits" in the video In general, a tomato stem can make a whole new plant if you're lucky, but the flower will never be able to grow into a whole plant

@arthuurwong49

Ай бұрын

Plant the suckers - might help to let stems sit in water til roots emerge then plant in soil😊

Aspirin! That is the most amazing trick I've ever heard! Your tomato tricks video is brilliant and much appreciated! Thank you!!

The black light and aspirin are great tips!

I’m a new vegetable gardener so this video has been very helpful. Thank you Brian. I gave it a thumbs up and subscribed. I’m looking forward to learning more from you.

I love it.I learned so much🎉. I'm usually the one people call for help but now I send your videos to them. Thank you, thank you, thank you.❤

Thank you. This was an excellent video for a old guy beginner in trying to raise a few tomatoes and a couple of other vegetables just to learn how to..

I have been growing tomatoes on and off for years with varying success so I was very happy to come across your channel ... we are about to plant tomatoes again and will definitely use your tips...thank you for sharing your experience I have just subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your great videos.

@claudiajn.bpatiste8289

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comprehensive guide. I will soon expand my kitchen garden to include tomatoes.

@miikab519

3 жыл бұрын

Following up. Did his tips help you in your success of growing healthy tomatoe plants !

Great video. I really appreciate the different support strategies, pruning tips and reminders of preventative maintenance for disease. I helped my grandpa with his huge gardens when I was very young and pretty much forgot most of what he taught. Watching this video brought back so much and I learned more from this one video than I have watching ten others. This year I decided to start growing mainly so my four kids know just in case or in case they want to have it just be part of their lives. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your work. Thank you so much.

Some of the best, and well spoken, organized gardening content. Impressive. Thank you.

This is the single best gardening video i have ever seen!

I have always had problems with growing tomatoes and now I know why. The clearest set of instructions I have heard yet and I bought some today to plant tomorrow. I know where to come if I forget what to do lol. New sub NZ.

Brilliant really well produced loads of useful tips, my first season growing tomatoes see how they go I'm sure a lot better after watching this, thank you

I love your very clear and informative videos; i just started planting tomatoes with 8 plants of the indeterminate types.

Most comprehensive guide for tomatoes hands down. Thank you

Yours is one of the few videos I have seen where the narrator is able to bring out whatever he is saying right into the understanding of the watcher. Respect you. Anand

I subscribed after you mentioned your last point. I appreciate your generous help, without any strings attached ! Thanks, see you again ! ...

I am a new gardener. I plantedheriloom and cherry tomatoes this yr. I wish i would of thought of searching KZread for videos!! I was wondering if its too late too addmy minerals now. I didnt know to do that before plantng! Your videos are so helpful and I agree gardening is relaxing! I love it! I am praying for alot of fruit and sharing w my friends! Thank you for your advice Brian!

I've grown tomatoes a few times over the decades and there's always an impressive bumper crop. An incredibly forgiving fruit. Honestly, know nothing more than that. Thanks, I learned a lot. Subscribed.

This channel is very comprehensive and answered a lot of questions I didn't know I had.

@chriswalter3060

2 жыл бұрын

Hi

This must be THE BEST video on Tomatoes. Great voice, great content, great script. no politics :D

@jhwheuer

5 жыл бұрын

Relleker Fw sad that we have to compliment on the lack of politics in US videos by now.

@acekomita

4 жыл бұрын

@@jhwheuer and most importatn not selling or asking to buy something :)

@mh6024

4 жыл бұрын

Trump 2020

Thank you so much for giving me all the necessary information to successfully grow lots of healthy tomatoes!

Nice, great information. I seen a lot of farms this man knows what he is talking about. Will do.

Thank you so much I'm going to start planting begetables and tomatos for the first time I'm very blessed to have find this video ❤

Straight on the topic without wasting time.👌

Good ideas. We just put a stake in beside tomato plant and use scraps of material to loosely tie it to stake. Tomatoes are so fun and easy to grow.

Love this video and always come back to watch it each year. Thanks for all our videos. Very helpful.

Wow! just found your channel very impressed I think I learn more right now than I have watching 6 other channels Thank you

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

This is an amazing video, the information here can fill a book, yet, you so generously share it with the world. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, I’m looking forward to growing my tomatoes next year!

I overwintered about 5 of my hot pepper plants in place in my raised garden bed in Chico CA by accident. I did not pull them out as they were still producing all the way into Jan. So in Feb I cut them back to where they were producing new leaves and they are doing great!

I live in northern Wisconsin and our growing season is quite short so I’m always open to growing tips. To assure that water gets to the roots, I cut off the bottom of plastic water bottles and bury them upside down right next to my plants with only the open bottom sticking out. I can then fill the buried bottle with water each time I water my plants and the moisture goes right to the roots. My harvest has been very successful using this watering method.

@esterwyman

Жыл бұрын

Awesome tip 👍🏻

@jackiedumke5525

Жыл бұрын

I also live in Northern Wisconsin and I am a new gardener and canner. Please feel free to send me lots of info

@ooohlaa13

Жыл бұрын

such a great hint, I have done this when going on vacation for indoor plants. However here in FL I would be concerned about standing water of any kind as a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

@MagruderSpoots

11 ай бұрын

@@ooohlaa13 The bottles will drain.

@MagruderSpoots

11 ай бұрын

I do something similar. If you bury the plant as deep as he suggests it is hard to get water to the root ball if you don't.

Hi. We love your videos here in Iran 🇮🇷. We use your videos for many of our students here in Tehran university. We love you and thank you so much for sharing your videos. You are awesome. With lots of love from here in Iran 🇮🇷 to you in USA 🇺🇸. By the way happy bday to your country. Best wishes

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much! I love hearing that. You made my day!

@theresaromeo5484

4 жыл бұрын

That is so cool your watching from Iran. Hello. Your country has saffron. Could you make a video to show us how to grow that here. Or any thing that you grow that is unique. Thank you.

@Iamjjg

4 жыл бұрын

that's dope

@saltybildo4415

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck over there be safe

@revertinthemaking

4 жыл бұрын

I am not surprised, I thought you must be very well educated in horticulture. You should visit Iran, they would be thrilled.

I’ve grown for years and learned from you today. You did a great job of organizing and presenting your class. Well done!

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@spoolsandbobbins

4 жыл бұрын

Amen! Great job. From Nova Scotia

@kyle3510

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

Without a doubt, this is the BEST video on tomatoes!! I did not realize how little I understood about the growing mechanisms of tomatoes. No wonder I was a failure in growing tomatoes!! Thank you, Thank you!!

@NextLevelGardening

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Disregard my questions in my earlier comment bc I caught part 2 and you answered everything. Thank you so much I live your videos

For the tomato worms, I have put my ashes from my wood stove. For the last 30 years I have not had any tomato worms. You video was excellent I learned a lot. Richard

@savannahopal5681

2 жыл бұрын

Will it work if i burn old leaves ftom other plants to sprinkle?

@ilikecountryside6541

2 жыл бұрын

How do u apply it? And how often?

@Nadi1177

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@clipking9981

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not even 30 years old yet. Imagine gardening for that long...

@sweetdreams961

2 жыл бұрын

And for rats get cats!! I have 4 cats, never seen a rat on my property 😂

I used to have lackluster results from my garden... and now thanks to many of your tips... great results! Thank you for the tips!!

Happy I discovered you, brilliant ideas, brilliant content. I have never grown bountiful tomatoes.... here's to the next phase of my tomato life! Thank you....

This is great advise. Our ansesters that grew gardens because they had to in order to live knew every trick in the book. That knowledge is being lost. I’m growing my first garden since I was a kid at home just as a hobby and this knowledge is so important to me thank you so much.

I've learnt more in just a few minutes thank I had from years of growing and reading. Excellent presentation skills, clear concise presentation. Thank you.

@joesmore2949

2 жыл бұрын

It's always better to hear someone actually talking about things than reading in a book, or reading from the internet. And it's also so much faster. I enjoy it alot better. 👍☺️

I’ve been growing tomatoes and other veggies and flowers for a while now but I learned a lot from you in the last few minutes. Thanks so much for the tips and tricks!!

Thank You. I feel full of tomato knowledge I’m buying some more tomato plants tomorrow. This time I’ll care for them following your advice I had no idea about the water on leaves issue. I was happily hand spraying with the hose thinking how refreshing for the plant. I now know why the leaves are the way they are. I did get 2 big tomatoes last week and I have six ripening now. They are big. The plant itself looks like it needs ICU. It’s stems are so thick and string. Very strong. I feel like pulling all the leaves off.

So sorry to see the damage I hope everything gets better and you, your family and livestock are safe. I watch your channel and was shocked to see this. Take care

I have a special spiral notebook on all the videos you make, so I can refer and remember your special tips! Thank you very much. This retired teacher is happy to keep learning!

@Karen-mb4ko

3 жыл бұрын

I'm doing the same thing! I have to...my memory is terrible...lol

@dlenny8941

3 жыл бұрын

I do the same. Wish he would write a book!!!

Thank you for not having music I can actually clearly hear what you’re saying....I have learned a lot!!

I'm glad to hear that professional experience.. Many thanks to you.

I plant and side dress with vermicompost (worm compost). I used to use compost from redworms, but these days it's a by product of white worms (in coconut coir) that I culture for tropical fish. The resulting tomatoes are amazing! 🙂

I have gardened for years and i learned more in this video than I ever knew. Thank you !

@krisgraves6363

4 жыл бұрын

Pp

@krisgraves6363

4 жыл бұрын

0p u

a delight to watch - very informative and I will now run outside to sort my tomatoes out! thanks for all the tips.

Very informative instructions. I will be using these this spring. Thank you so much!

Best most informative video I’ve seen on KZread ever. Well done . I’m motivated to get my Garden going. Thanks for the inspiration. Im permanently subscribed.

I guess i dont know it all. Haha! Some good tips thank you. Like the clips you found. Will have to search for those. Hope you have a great growing season. Tough start here with 5 trays of seedlings that burnt and died one hot saturday. Uggggg. Cheers from ontario canada. ! And be safe

I have followed your advice and my tomato plants in buckets are absolutely gorgeous. One variety is producing flowers. And no bugs! Before I moved to this house, stink bugs ruined every plant I ever had. I bought your book, and have pots of basil all around the tomato buckets. It’s all just working as you say it will, and I am thrilled! So….how do I keep squirrels out of my lettuce? They love to dig holes in my containers!

@esterwyman

Жыл бұрын

We have an armadillo 🤨

This was the best and most informative gardening video I have ever watched! Liked & subscribed! Thank you! Looking forward to watching your other videos!

Aside from all the knowledge in this video, this was just a really, really well made video all around. An easy subscribe decision... Thank you!

iam 78 years old and love growing plants and i learn more from ur veids

Finally a video covering everything! Really great, thank you.

I'm so happy to have found you. Small grower here.

Good stuff all. Started gardening in the 70s, thanks to following mom around in the yard as a young kid. Been a fan of the Rodale Encyclopedia, and mom's tips dating from the great depression. When she noticed me using a store bought fatty acid insecticide her approval was humbling, saying she used to just toss out left-over dish water on tomato plants to keep the worms down. So for decades I've sprayed water with a tablespoon of dish soap on plants and never had worms. In my home state of Arizona I used to have Praying Mantises and Lady Bugs mailed to me, since they were hard to find. Also used Bacillus Thuringiensis in solution to starve out worms and other critters. More sage wisdom from mom later. Props to you for yours. Always leaning. Just an old Desert Rat

Loved your video. I've been growing tomatoes all my life, and learned a lot from it. Moving from Nebraska to south Texas means my gardening will need to change. I've subscribed and clicked the bell. Thanks for the video. I look forward to learning a lot more from you.

@christiandonaldson31

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 👋

@markatsl

Жыл бұрын

Be mindful of the pH of not only the soil, but the water you apply. In my area (Spring, TX), water pH is 8.5 , which neutralizes the soil acidity and turns the soil caustic.. I recently discovered this, which explains why so many of my plantings have died. I capture rainwater for potted plants and apply acidity to the soil periodically.

I'm just getting started and I've been binging KZread videos on growing tomatoes. I just wanted to let you know I've learned more from your video than the other six videos I watched...combined. Tons of great information. Thanks for making awesome educational videos.

@NextLevelGardening

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Wow, I learned more on tomatoes & I can't wait to win the bet on first red tomato with my wife! Thank you!

I had great tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants for years. We amended our compost soil with pigeon guano (a neighbor raced pigeons and gave us buckets of guano weekly). We also planted marigolds and garlic to eliminate any hornworms--they hate the smell. Dill, basil, and rosemary are also useful to keep the pests away.